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I think she appeared in Season 3 (1971) because she is featured on the Muppet Alphabet Album.

I remember it! It was on 123 Sesame Street.

I seem to remember this Kermit/Grover sketch from 1998, I think this was the only time it ever aired, and I could swear it was with Steve Whitmire. Kermit was in his house explaining about dark and light, and he has a lamp. So he turns the lamp off to explain dark. And at that moment, Grover...

They were not the same muppet in these 2 Kermit News sketches. Cinderella has been done on Sesame Street several times.

What happens is, Kermit the News Reporter comes in and admits that he has had a long day, so they let him take a nap, too.

How do you remember the Season 24 episode so well, even the letters and number?

There was a 20th Anniversary special called "Put Down The Duckie". It was kind of like Elmopalooza and Sesame Street's 25th Birthday, where it had a bunch of celebrities.

It might be, but it depends on whether or not Tennessee is a big Spanish-speaking region. I don't picture it that way.

It's not the same as "Bedtime Stories and Songs", is it?

Plaza Sésamo is currently seen on a network called TeleFutura. It's only available in a limited number of cities, but here in Boston, you don't even need cable. His voice actually doesn't sound bad.

"Wet Paint" was not Northern Calloway, that was Christopher Cerf. And that singer's name was How Now Brown. The group was called How Now Brown and The Moo Wave.

How about: Bringing back Chris and the Alphabeats Bringing back Little Jerry and the Monotones Bringing back all the rock parodies Bringing back Sherlock Hemlock Bringing back Sam the Robot Bringing back the original Baby Bear with Goldilocks Bringing back Don Music Bringing back...

I agree!! I wish we could do something about it!! :( I'm gonna have to cry for the rest of my life! (snifffffffffffff) I never would have made that decision if I were the program director of Noggin!! I'm gonna have to die with it!!!! :cry:

Speaking of which, I just saw Frogs In The Glen on Plaza Sésamo today. Now does anyone have a recollection of what "Tadpole" and "This Frog" look like?

That is very true, but I don't think it was anyone famous. There was a female singer named Ivy Austin who I think started in the late 70s, so that's when she started. There was also Cheryl Hardwick, who is currently the music director of Saturday Night Live. They had songs such as "D Duah Duah"...